Nice price, spotted this on their ebay page but £5 cheaper direct and free delivery
Blurb
A cross between a hammock and a swing seat, the VonHaus hanging chair beautifully combines style and comfort.
Constructed from durable 100% cotton fabric in nautical-inspired blue and white stripes, this highly-attractive outdoor swing seat can be easily attached to a sturdy support – such as a large overhanging tree branch – to provide hours of enjoyment in the summer months.
Built for comfort and made to last, the hanging chair incorporates a padded seat and back for added luxury and a strong overhead bar to evenly distribute the weight.
The swing seat is ideal for the garden or camping - not to mention lightweight and portable – so you can easily pack it up and take it wherever you want.
Seat Size: 130 X 95cm (Length X Width) Weight Capacity: 120kg
Top comments
ME1994
22 May 175#14
Bought it - now just looking for a tree online
n3m3s1s
22 May 173#6
Thought this was a swingers chair
Latest comments (37)
lucyferror
25 May 17#37
I wouldn't mind that to be honest lol
I needed it as a cheap hanging chair
lucyferror
25 May 17#35
Bloody great. I got email yesterday morning with a despatch note and tracking. Today morning got full refund and just now email that it was out of stock in first place. Just great.
cx500ec to lucyferror
25 May 17#36
Your lucky you got a refund as I received mine today and when i opened the package and hung it on my Pergola it looked nothing like the photo. The photo showed that there was one big thick back cushion and one big thick seat cushion and both are sown in/part of the chair/hammock. What I received was a hammock with with two small loose cushions 380mm x 340mm x 100mm thick.........not what I expected. I feel conned and cheated and will send it back for a refund as soon as I can.
fleurdelyes
24 May 17#34
I've just had an Email telling me that its Hermes fault and that even though I paid for next day delivery..... it MIGHT come tomorrow.... I wonder if I will get my " next day delivery " cost back.... bloomin annoying.
fleurdelyes
24 May 17#32
Has anybody received theirs yet ? I ordered and paid the extra for the faster delivery and have had nothing. It should have arrived yesterday but didn't and I haven't had any correspondence at all with expected delivery. Just wondering....
Master.G to fleurdelyes
24 May 171#33
Mine arrived this morning on standard delivery.
cx500ec
23 May 171#31
As long as the rafter you have is a minimum of a 4"x 2" section (the 4" should be vertical) and the unsupported span of the rafter is a max of 4'-0" then I would rather screw the heavy duty pigtail to the underneath of the rafter to a min depth of 2" into the 4" x 2" (drill a small pilot hole first to guide the pigtail and to stop the wood splitting). This should be more than ample to support your weight of 12 stone. If you fitted an eye bolt then you would have to drill a hole right through the rafter which in my mind would weaken it. If you want a belt and braces solution then you could fix another 4" x 2" rafter to the side of the existing one with a gap wide enough to to pass the eye bolt through it and and then fix the eye bolt to the two rafters using 2 No 4" long x 2" wide x 6 mm thick steel plates with a hole in the middle for the eye bolt to pass through; position one plate at the top and one at the bottom of the two rafters then securely fix the eye bolt to the rafters using the supplied nuts with the eye bolt (ie :- 1 nut underneath the bottom plate and the second nut above the top plate). Hope this helps.
Bisham
23 May 17#30
OOS again..?
pickledtink
23 May 17#29
Thanks op. Lovely item. Ordered and voted hot. :smiley:
Master.G
23 May 17#28
I was thinking of doing the same with mine (i have a carabiner from my potholing days). A question for you. Should i screw the pigtail screw into the side of one of the rafters? I'd be concerned about it taking all of my 12st if i screwed it into the underneath. Would an eye bolt right up through the rafter be safer?
Davethebarman
23 May 17#27
Out of stock now
onlinejomaibwork
22 May 17#13
how to hang it
Master.G to onlinejomaibwork
22 May 17#18
You could pick up a couple of metres of accessory cord and a carabiner from somewhere like Go Outdoors for around £6. You just then need a tree or a sturdy pergola to hang it from.
n3m3s1s to onlinejomaibwork
23 May 171#26
Just hang it on the floor probably easiest
Tastyparsnip
22 May 17#17
And definitely not a sex swing
seaniboy to Tastyparsnip
22 May 171#25
Username implies you know of these things :laughing:
ziggyt
22 May 17#24
Just ordered it and am ready to hang it up in the sun on my pergola
cx500ec
22 May 17#23
As a Mechanical Engineer/Draughtsman with over 50 years experience in the trade I agree with furbar888 comment. If the ropes for the chair were in the middle of the wooden bar and not at the extreme ends close to the upper attachment rope as shown then yes the bar would not be strong enough to carry 120kgs.
PS :- Have just ordered one for my Garden.......it will be fixed to my wooden Pergola via a Heavy Duty Pig Tail Screw in Swing Hook and a suitable Heavy Duty Carabiner (I have a spare one from my Rock Climbing days)
bonzobanana
22 May 171#22
Looks like one of those chairs for drowning witches.
ME1994
22 May 175#14
Bought it - now just looking for a tree online
wobblybob to ME1994
22 May 17#21
Brill :sunglasses:
iceboy
22 May 171#11
That wooden bar gonna carry 120kg? I doubt that
fubar888 to iceboy
22 May 171#20
Seems a good deal and design is sensible. If you look at the construction the wooden bar will not be taking much bending load at all, the arrangement of the ropes means most of the load will be in compression, wood is excellent for that and I'd be surprised if this wasn't tested to and passed at least double the specified max weight.
jono400
22 May 17#10
Wonder if you can buy just the curved hanging frame you would normally find with these types off chair cheap enough? Unfortunately no handy tree sitting on the patio area!
Master.G to jono400
22 May 171#19
Cheapest on ebay seems to be £62. Get a tree from Aldi or B & M for a couple of quid and wait for it to grow.
Tastyparsnip
22 May 171#16
Strong and stable
pinkmarshmallow71
22 May 171#15
Hahaha :laughing:
lucyferror
22 May 17#12
Ordered :smiley:
Now I need to find some space and way to hang it lol
oscarkeri
22 May 17#8
sounds daft but how do you hang this up? is it via a specialised hook on brickwork or?
Haylhoo to oscarkeri
22 May 172#9
Would either need a strong tree branch or a solid structure/frame. Also need to be easily removable to take indoors when it rains if not undercover!
n3m3s1s
22 May 173#6
Thought this was a swingers chair
Master.G to n3m3s1s
22 May 172#7
It can be. :wink:
Master.G
22 May 17#5
Excellent find, + 3.6% Quidco to save a few more pennies.
coffeepassions
22 May 17#1
that's a bit high up
itsdavidjones1984 to coffeepassions
22 May 172#4
Are you a dwarf?
MadJen
22 May 17#3
Good find. £22.99 + del on amazon, good reviews. :smiley:
Moncymru
22 May 17#2
Thanks op. Not used Domu before - interested in their orb rocking chairs...
Opening post
Blurb
A cross between a hammock and a swing seat, the VonHaus hanging chair beautifully combines style and comfort.
Constructed from durable 100% cotton fabric in nautical-inspired blue and white stripes, this highly-attractive outdoor swing seat can be easily attached to a sturdy support – such as a large overhanging tree branch – to provide hours of enjoyment in the summer months.
Built for comfort and made to last, the hanging chair incorporates a padded seat and back for added luxury and a strong overhead bar to evenly distribute the weight.
The swing seat is ideal for the garden or camping - not to mention lightweight and portable – so you can easily pack it up and take it wherever you want.
Seat Size: 130 X 95cm (Length X Width)
Weight Capacity: 120kg
Top comments
Latest comments (37)
I needed it as a cheap hanging chair
PS :- Have just ordered one for my Garden.......it will be fixed to my wooden Pergola via a Heavy Duty Pig Tail Screw in Swing Hook and a suitable Heavy Duty Carabiner (I have a spare one from my Rock Climbing days)
Now I need to find some space and way to hang it lol